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May 20
Google Is Leapfrogging Apple [GoogleIo]
Posted in: Android, feature, froyo, Google, GoogleTv, Today's Chili, top
May 18
Garmin-Asus Garminfone review
Posted in: Android, ASUS, feature, Features, gps, navigation, review, smartphone, t-mobile, Today's Chili, video
The holy matrimony between smartphone and personal navigation device just keeps getting stronger, scorning dedicated GPS units like forgotten flings and leaving navigation-free handsets wandering lost and alone. Garmin-Asus has been flirting with the perfect bond with its Nuvifone series for some time now, but rather tragically from a branding perspective its strongest attempt yet comes without the nuvi moniker. It’s the T-Mobile Garminfone, and its Android underpinnings go a long way toward making the best mix of PND and smartphone to date.
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May 17
Giz Explains: Why Using Your Phone In Another Country Costs So Damn Much [Giz Explains]
Posted in: cdma, cellphones, feature, Phones, Today's Chili, top, Travel
The worst part of any vacation is coming home. Not just because your fleeting glimpse of freedom is finished, but because you’ve got to pay the absurd phone bill you racked up while you were gone. Ugh. Why? More »
May 14
Why I Steal Movies… Even Ones I’m In [Piracy]
Posted in: ebooks, feature, MP3, Today's Chili, top
Like a billion other people, I download things illegally. I’m also an actor, writer and director whose income depends on revenue from DVDs, movies and books. This leads to many conflicts in my head, in my heart, and in bars. More »
May 13
The Best $250 Blu-ray Players, Reviewed [Battlemodo]
Posted in: blu-ray, feature, LG, Panasonic, review, samsung, sony, Today's Chili, top
I’ve argued that a Blu-ray player could soon be your only set-top box. These $200-$250 models, the four fullest-featured you’re likely to buy, all strive to be Swiss Army-like in their utility, but only one comes closest to the promise. More »
May 12
Deep in the bowels of an old industrial building in Brooklyn, behind a dusty steel door, stands a cylindrical device marked “DANGER.” Black rubber accordion folds separate its silver base from its rectangular top, from which protrudes The Claw. More »
May 11
36 Excuses For the Gulf Coast Oil Disaster [PhotoshopContest]
Posted in: feature, photoshop, Today's Chili, top
This week’s Photoshop Contest was all about finding a scapegoat for the Gulf Coast oil spill. And enough of you have blamed it on the Jersey Shore cast that I’m starting to think you’re onto something. More »
May 11
The Fastest (and Slowest) Way to Charge an iPad [Apple]
Posted in: Apple, charger, feature, ipad, iPhone, ipod, power, review, Today's Chili, top
The flipside of the iPad’s seemingly inexhaustible battery life is that the length of time it takes to recharge it is best measured in epochs. Turns out, some methods work better than others. More »
May 10
Giz Explains: Why Streaming Video Over 3G Sucks [Giz Explains]
Posted in: att, cellphones, feature, qualcomm, Today's Chili, top, verizon, Wireless
The thing about wirelessly streaming video to millions and millions of phones is that it’s, like, hard. More »
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